Mathematical Tricks, Puzzles and Oddities for the Young and Old
暫譯: 年輕與年長者的數學技巧、謎題與奇趣
Posamentier, Alfred S.
- 出版商: World Scientific Pub
- 出版日期: 2026-09-25
- 售價: $2,180
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $2,071
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 300
- 裝訂: Quality Paper - also called trade paper
- ISBN: 9819823188
- ISBN-13: 9789819823185
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相關分類:
離散數學 Discrete-mathematics
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商品描述
Step into a world where numbers surprise, shapes intrigue, and logic delights. Mathematical Tricks, Puzzles and Oddities for the Young and Old invites readers of all ages to explore the fascinating quirks and hidden wonders of elementary mathematics. From unexpected number patterns and clever arithmetic tricks to curious geometric relationships and mind-bending logic puzzles, this book offers a rich variety of brain-stimulating challenges. Whether you're a student, teacher, or curious thinker, you'll find plenty to entertain, inspire, and sharpen your mind.Each chapter presents a unique collection of mathematical oddities--from numerical stunts and arithmetic puzzles to geometric challenges and logical conundrums--designed to provoke that satisfying 'aha!' moment. Some of these oddities can be fully explained, while others have puzzled minds for centuries. Either way, they're guaranteed to stretch your thinking and boost your confidence in tackling problems creatively.Packed with activities that blend fun with learning, this book transforms math into a source of joy and discovery. It's not just about solving problems--it's about experiencing the unexpected, sharing delightful surprises with others, and keeping your brain active and engaged. As the saying goes, 'He who rests, rusts'--so pick up this book and give your mind the workout it deserves!
商品描述(中文翻譯)
踏入一個數字驚奇、形狀引人入勝、邏輯令人愉悅的世界。《數學的把戲、謎題與奇趣:適合年輕人和老年人的探索》邀請各年齡層的讀者探索基礎數學中迷人的怪癖和隱藏的奇觀。從意想不到的數字模式和巧妙的算術把戲,到好奇的幾何關係和令人費解的邏輯謎題,這本書提供了豐富多樣的腦力挑戰。不論你是學生、教師,還是好奇的思考者,你都會發現許多能夠娛樂、啟發並提升思維的內容。
每一章都呈現一系列獨特的數學奇趣——從數字特技和算術謎題到幾何挑戰和邏輯難題——旨在激發那種令人滿意的「啊哈!」時刻。其中一些奇趣可以完全解釋,而另一些則困擾著人們數世紀。無論如何,它們都能保證拓展你的思維,並提升你以創造性方式解決問題的信心。
這本書充滿了將樂趣與學習相結合的活動,將數學轉變為喜悅和發現的來源。這不僅僅是解決問題——而是體驗意外,與他人分享愉快的驚喜,並保持你的大腦活躍和參與。正如所說的,「休息的人會生銹」——所以拿起這本書,給你的思維一個應有的鍛鍊!